20 interfaces, rendered from the client model.

One page per client with tabs for the overview, channels, paid media, search, AI visibility, local and pipeline: a date range and comparison picker, KPI tiles that only colour a change when it is beyond normal variation, goal pacing, a daily chart with unusual days flagged, and campaign, channel and stage tables.

Buyer pains mapped to messaging and content angles.

Every planned piece, editable, opening its content record.

The company's own LinkedIn page, Instagram, Facebook and Google Business posts, with cadence by platform.

Each author's posts on their own LinkedIn, with an author card per person and client sign-off.

Scored look-alike accounts, reviewable before enrichment.

How AI assistants describe and recommend the brand, query by query.

A landing or service page, section by section, before copy is written.

Vetted citation sources with authority, freshness and usage.

Every page Nexus can link to, with page type, cluster and usage.

Themes, intents, scores, with editable relevancy.

Every strategy (G2M, content, paid ads, social, thought leadership, brand) section by section: who last changed it, the open reviewer comments, the version history and whether the current version is approved.

Every connection the client's work depends on — ad platforms, analytics, the CMS, CRM — checked daily with a cheap live read, plus the status of every AI model Nexus calls. Failing and not-connected checks at the top; re-run in place.

The client's brand as a design-system page: logos on light and dark, colour swatches with contrast checks, type specimens in the brand fonts, sample components, voice, messaging pillars, art direction and downloadable design tokens.

The client's own photos from the Drive folders they connect: what each one shows, its themes and audience, which channels its shape suits, and every blog or post it was used on. Tags edit in place; a photo can be retired without touching the file.

Every competitor tracked for a client: its domain, its competitor set, who added it and its latest research. Add, edit, merge, move between sets or remove competitors in place; each competitor has its own page with its research history and notes. Reports, research and content all use this list.

Step-by-step guides for every Nexus feature: what it does, how to set it up (including the steps a person does by hand), what to review, the exact things to ask Nexus, and troubleshooting. Searchable; the team's view also shows the operator-only steps.

Every webinar planned for a client, each with its timeline worked back from the start: topic, speakers, landing page, promotion waves, invite list, deck, run-of-show, rehearsal, follow-ups and reports, with due dates. Mark milestones done, set an owner or add notes in place.

Which channels, campaigns and landing pages produce pipeline and revenue, under every attribution model, with the share of conversions that had a tracked visit before them. Also the self-reported sources next to tracked ones, recent conversions with their first and converting touch, companies visiting the site, and tracking health. Each contact's journey has its own page.

The client's ICP segments and buyer personas, a page each and editable in place, with each persona's pains from the pain-point map and the edits the G2M doesn't say yet.